Childhood Development

By Jacqueline Weiss

You may know your love language, or even the love language of your partner, but do you know which love language your child speaks? Here’s how to easily determine it.

FE expert and writer Brittany McCabe has launched Alpha Kids, the first-ever nail polish for girls and BOYS. She discusses why she lets her own son paint his nails and how it welcomes creativity and artistic expression.

By Jennifer Caffelle

Help children develop their social skills with our quirky list of age-appropriate "get to know you" questions for kids Get the conversation started! Download our free printable version and use it on long car journeys, while traveling to after-school activities, or at the dinner table!

You've made the decision to give your kids your old cell phone. Make it even more impressive by letting them create their own phone case to go with their inherited phone. Plus, learn more about how to bring your old device to your carrier to be added to your plan.

By Jacqueline Weiss

Not ready to expose your kids to the world of smartphones? Giving your child access to the internet and social media at all times can be nerve-racking. That's why so many parents are choosing to keep things old school and give their kids a flip phone instead. Here are the pros and cons of giving your child a flip phone vs. a smartphone.

By Rachel Sokol

We know putting ourselves down about our bodies is bad for us, but did you know it's bad for your kids, too? We talked to a psychotherapist who gave us tips on instilling a positive body image in your kids by being kinder to yourself.

By Laura Richards

Mother's Day is usually a happy day to celebrate Mom. But for many, the day stirs up loss and sadness, whether it’s from the loss of a child, mother or a strained relationship. Know that you’re not alone and that there are ways to cope with loss on Mother's Day.

A growing amount of experts agree that raising children outside of gender stereotypes is a good thing for their developing minds. But, what does that actually mean? And should you do it for your child? We start with the perspective of a one parent and who is raising her child gender-neutral in the first of a series on gender-neutral parenting.

If you've recently lost someone you love - a parent, sibling, friend, child - the holidays are the hardest times of the year. Here are some tips for getting through the holidays without your loved one.

By Katharine Chan, MSc, BSc, PMP

A family therapist signs of toxic friendships in kids and what to do if your child has toxic friends.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Dealing with Conflict at Sporting Events

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Learning to respect and appreciate differing parenting styles will help avoid conflicts with other parents. Use these tips and tricks to help navigate this tricky topic!

Follow these tips to help your child become more self-sufficient, and help him learn the skills he'll need to take care of himself.

What should kids call their private parts? How do I explain where babies come from? Should I give my child a heads up about puberty? When should we have the "big talk"? Get age-appropriate tips for talking with your child about sex.

What can you do to give your shy child a social boost? Whether your child is a mildly timid toddler or a highly introverted teen, find age-by-age tips for helping him succeed and feel comfortable in school and social situations at any age.